Grinding Traits in Pokemon, I Become the Ultimate Ash

Let's be honest, almost everyone writes their potential, but if you don't write their level or strength, what's the point of that potential? Either don't write potential or add strength, or if you do add potential, then write their level. Don't be lazy when you should be, and don't be lazy when you shouldn't be.

Oh no, oh no, Chrysanthemum Leaf is gone, Consort Ye is gone, absolutely terrible review!

You say the protagonist is like Ash, but not quite. He's not like a time traveler either. He just won a championship for Ash, and the Pokémon he caught are the same ones from before. He even has the audacity to say he doesn't care about those with low potential, not even Dratini. It's as if the author never wrote any emotions. His emotional idiocy remains unchanged.

I don't really understand why Caterpie is destined to be released after evolving into Butterfree. Even if it's because it wants to date that pink shiny Butterfree, many novels have suggested that you just catch that pink shiny Butterfree, right? Besides, it's a shiny Pokémon after all. Its talent can't be weak.

After reading about ten chapters, I couldn't continue even before Pikachu's rank was reset. What's the point of potential if there are no ranks? And the divisions of gyms, Elite Four members, and champions are so detailed. On one hand, they say there are no ranks, only strength and weakness, but on the other hand, they subdivide the ranks. It's very strange.

How did the game turn into a turn-based system?

After reading quite a few chapters, I suddenly realized a very serious problem: the author keeps writing about the potential of Pokémon but never indicates their strength level. So what is the point of indicating potential?

No, aren't you going to join the level?

When you update once, minor flaws will be magnified, and your writing style will be criticized. When you're up two hours in a row, a little patience is born, and the plot's progress becomes more important. When you're up past midnight, small praises begin to emerge, and the number of dead harvests begins to decline.

Water is so bad, even a sprite can show it.